Learn Tarot with Free Lessons & Tips

Start by getting familiar with the tarot deck and the individual meanings of each of the cards. This may take some time, so be patient with yourself! Pick a tarot spread for your reading. You could try a simple Yes/No reading, a 3-card Past/Present/Future spread, or a more complex spread, like the Celtic Cross.

The cards are laid out on a flat surface in a specific pattern, known as a spread. Each position in the pattern has a different significance, and the meaning of the card has to be read through that lens: for example, you might pull a card to signify your past, or something that's holding you back, or a hidden strength

As Waugh says, tarot in itself cannot do anything – but it can help. Even if you're skeptical about tarot reading, it can be an amazing experience to try at least once. Whether or not you believe that the cards hold the key to your future, listening to a professional tarot reader can help you learn about yourself.

The Tower is widely associated to danger, crisis, sudden change, destruction, higher learning, and liberation. In the Rider–Waite deck, the top of The Tower is a crown, which symbolizes materialistic thought being bought cheap, downcast. The Tower is associated with the planet Mars. According to A. E.

“Tarot cards are a tool for personal discovery and self-care. They highlight where you've been, validate where you're at in the moment, and hint at what's possible. It's a glimpse into the energetic landscape that supports you in making the best decisions for yourself moving forward.